Copilot Rewrite and Hide WP Login

Version 44.0 will be available today and it contains a ton of new features and improved functionality, plus it fixes a fair number of bugs. Let me introduce two new features that I personally really like: Copilot Rewrite and Hide WP Login.

With Copilot Rewrite for WordPress, authors can select supported Gutenberg blocks and use Microsoft Copilot to generate improved versions of their content without leaving WordPress. Administrators can further guide the generated output by defining enterprise-wide instructions, while individual authors can save their own preferences for tone, audience, length, and style.

Copilot Rewrite for WordPress

First impressions matter. That’s why WPO365 helps you create a polished sign-in experience, configure a custom Login Page and hide wp-login.php for your WordPress website. Instead of sending users to WordPress’s generic login page, you can enable a dedicated login route /wpo/login, present visitors with a fully branded sign-in experience, and optionally hide the default WordPress login form from most users.

Hide WP Login